Crisis Communication
Hurricane Otis: Bracing For Surprise Storms

As climate changes creates an environment ripe for surprise weather events, businesses need to prepare to receive little to no warning signs.
HR Team’s Role In Crisis Communications

Proactive HR professionals can take an active role in clearly outlining and communicating emergency management strategies to address employee questions, confusion, and concerns.
Listen Now: Preparing For The Copper Line Sunset

This podcast explores what the copper line sunset is, what devices will be impacted, and what this means for building operations.
Preparing For The Challenges Of Compounding Disasters

Extreme weather events are forcing many organizations to look at their risks for natural disasters and evaluate their response plans.
The Other Side Of Mass Shootings: Survivors

A new study of 13 mass shootings in the U.S. from 2012 to 2019 urges a better understanding what happens to those who survive such events.
Group C Media, Inc. Acquires Continuity Insights Management Conference and continuityinsights.com

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Ted Coene Co-President, Group C Media tcoene@groupc.com 732-616-8483 www.groupc.com Red Bank, NJ – May 25, 2023 – Red Bank, NJ-based Group C Media, Inc. a leading B2B media company, has acquired the portfolio of Continuity Insights from Pennsylvania-based Continuity Exchange, LLC. This strategic acquisition underscores ... Read more
Support Pandemic-Related “Supply Chain Disruptions Relief Act”

Vehicle assembly plants around the globe ceased or slowed production during the pandemic, drastically reducing new vehicle inventory.
Strategies for Preparing to Deal with Crisis in the Workplace

Increasingly, employers find themselves facing a variety of crises in the workplace and are called upon to respond in real time. Crises in the workplace can take many forms, but commonly include the following.
Global Leadership Monitor H1 2023

Organizational resilience—the ability to withstand unpredictable challenges and emerge stronger from them—is needed now more than ever.